Atlixco's floral clock sits at the upper end of the 87 step Escalera Ancha (Wide Staircase). 2 of 2. A mural on the steps depicts the Chinese Atlixquense and a standing charro, characters from the Huey Atlixcáyotl Festival, a cultural heritage festival of the state of Puebla. 20 December, 1965, the first Atlixcayotl Festival was held in this stairway, which would become, over the years, the largest festival in the State of Puebla, bringing together its ethnographic regions. In 2020 this mural was painted on the 12 meters wide and 68 meters long steps. The mural is of the Charro de a Pie and the China Atlixquense; Xóchitl and Tonatiuh, the representative couple of the traditional Huey Atlixcáyotl Festival and the Calabaceo Dance. Full of color and large in size, this work was created by four local artists, headed by Juan Manuel Martínez Caltenco. And this is the end of this visit to Atlixco.